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Originally Posted by truerookie
Oh, so you will hang you partner(s) out to dry?
Play starts in your area, you will pass it off on someone whom may be working off ball looking for a secondary defender to come into the picture.
Then if an evaluator comes and question the call the L will have to "man up" How about the person where the play originated from "MAN UP" and say. I did not stay with the play until there was a change in status of the ball (pass, shot, or foul) have taken place.
Unbelieveable!!! IMO
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I'd be incline to side with you if there was a secondary defender entering the L's area. Can you tell me if there is one?
From what I see from the clip, the T has a "closed look" when the contact happens while the L has the best view with an "open look." If I'm the T, I'm gonna trust the L has the correct position to make the right decision. If I come in with a whistle after the no-call, chances are from my view as the T that I'd be guessing since the defender was moving backward playing defense before the contact happens.